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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1904.
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Past Holiday Games at Park
SjWilnessed by a Large
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Saturday'! Scores
Salem 10, Albany 0,
, Bugene 8, Rbsoburg 4.
Sunday's Scores.
i Salem 9, Albany 0.
Monday'o Scores.
Albany G, Salem C.
' Salem C, Albany 1,
The Raglans took three of tbo Ave
panics this season, closing on tho af
ternoon of tho Fourth with a brilliant
victory over tho Albany toam, with a
wcoro of 0 to 1, In ono of tho best
played games of tho year. It wai a
pitcher's battlo, and In somo respects
Gregory had tho best of It. Ho struck
rut 10 men, and only Issuod ono pais.
"Flvo safo hits wore mado off him,
tbnt ono was a homo run when two men
were on bases and it was costly.
Threo errors at critical times put him
3ntho holo aftor tho sixth Inning, a)
tfbough ho had hold tho locals down to
oi measly llttlo hit upto that time.
Emerson was effective;' but ho was
Xn rororel bad holes at various times,
and It required somo protty heady
"work to extricate hlmsolf.
Long running catches of high flics
tty Rupert, Williams, Johnson and
Davis wero features of the gamo. Tho
score was as follews:
Tabulated Score of Game.
Salem.
All R II PO A E
Fay, ss 3 1 0
lougheod, 2b .. ..4 0 0
Wilklns, c 3
Stohring, lb 4
Davis, cf 4
"Wlljlaius If .. ..i.. 4
Downlo, 2b .. f..i 3
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RagtanlpuTj not connect at the right
time, antt wore forced to accept de
feat. Tho score was as follews:
Salem.'
' i AB R H PO A B
Pa J m nnl 3h .... 6 1 2 If, 2 3
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Loughoed, 3b and s 4 1
Wilklns, c ..".V.... C 1
Nelrlns, lbv ...... v
TJavfs. ef .' .3?
Williams, If 4 0
Downle, 2b t 4 2
Malnis, .rf V WJ. 3 .0
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Tfltals-.. V.' ..'n?36- 0 8 27 11 6
Albany.
AB R II PO A E
Johnson, cf . .
Donovan, 2b ..
Davlscourt, lb
Suess, c .. ..
Nevlns, ss 4
Cartwrlght, 3b .... 4
O'Day, rf G
Rupert, If 4
Howard, p 5'
3 1
2 0
11 11
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Mclnlra, rf 3
-Emerson, p 2
totals 30
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fi 5 27 11
Albany?
AH R IB PO
Johnson, cf ..
Donovan, 2b .,
Davlscourt, lb
Btioss, c
Novliw, ss . . .
qaftwrlght, 3b
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i i 4
9'Da'.
Rupert,
Gregory, p 2
Totals 33
Salem . ,
1 0
2 1
1 7
1 11
0 1
1 2
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1 1
0 0
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0 0
2' 1
Totals 40 C 11 27 10 0
Runs and Hits by Innings.
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Salem 0 1210010 0 0
Hits 112 0012108
Albany -. 0 0-2 $-0,1 3 0 0 C
Hits .. .. ..1 1' 31 1 3 1 0 011
Summary. x
Bases s'tolen tfohnson, Donovan,
Suess.
Two-baso hits Nevlns, Cartwrlght,
Wilklns.
' Home run Downlc.
Doublo plays Nevlns to Davlscourt,
Lucas to Fay to Downlo.
Bases on balls Off Howard 3, off
Lucas 4.
Struck out By Howard 5, by Lucas
G.
Passed balls Sues 1,
Earned runs Albany 1, Salem 3.
First bPto on orrors Albany 6, Sa
eom C.
Lett on bases Albany 12, Salem 8.
Time of game Two hours. '
Umpire McCormlck.
Scorer Shellort
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Victoria, B. C, June 29, 1904.
I will try and tell you of my trip to
Victoria, and what a beautiful placo It
I. I loft Seattle Wednesday at 8
o'clock on tho Rosalie, and camo by
way of Port Atogcls. I took a berth
and had a good night's rest. I got up
at 4:30 a. m, and wont out on deck
awl saw a glorious sight, tho sun Just
touching tho snow on tho Olympic
mountains, and tho water was as calm
as ono could wish for; then wo
stopped at Port Angeles about half an
hour, stayed on deck until wo got
to Victoria. I never saw anything
anywheio equal tho view at tho ap
proach of tho Victoria harbor. Tho
morning wat perfect; my friends met
me at tho boat, and I had such a kind
welcome. We took a car out to their
home ,and It was 3-Jch a pleasant ride. I
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AJtbany 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 for -
Suess,
Hits 2
Summary of Game.
Ilosoa stolen Douovan,
Qartwrlght,
Two-baso lilts Wilklns, Johnson.
Home run Williams.
. Double play Downlo to Fay.
Basus on balls Off Oregon I, off
Einorson 5
Hit by pitched ball Davlscourt.
Struck out By Oresory 10. by Km-
liarnod rum Albany-1, Salum'tl.
First bate on errors Albany 2, 8a.
lorn 4,
I,oft on base Albany II, Salm 3.
Tlmo of name 1:30.
Umpire MeCormlok.
Hciiror Shulton.
First Game.
The flrs-l gamo was called at 2
o'aloek, uut w a htimmsr frem stmt
to finish. Hownrtl pitched for Albany,
wh(li) Uiouh was lu thft box for the
Only a Hackdrlver.
Thtt "romantic" nodding of Oraco
Wright, a Union county girl to a
"mlllloimlro." which tho Baker Clti
and Union imperii havo oxnlollod so
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tor at tho hotol on nod by Miss
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think Victoria ha3 the prottlest
homos anywhere on the cotst. After
breakfast we went through tho bush
and picked somo wild flowers, somo of
tho prettiest I havo ever seen; then I
climbed up on an old oak stub and
took a vlow of tho town, and took a
view of ttio town, and I think I nevor
saw such a protty place, tho rocks and
tho beautiful homes and tho roads and
dtlvoways. And tho soft breeze is so
refreshing; ono never feels tired here.
Then wo went up on the rocks, and
from there we could get a view of
Craig Darroch or Dunsmuir Castle, as
evorjono calls It here. Wo came
home, had dinner and then In tho ev
ening wo took a boat rldo to tho gorge
by moonlight. Tho gorge Is about sev
en miles long and I shall never for
got It. It Is ono of tho most beautiful
places I havo over seen. It Is an ex
tension' of Victoria harbor, throuch
which tho tldo rushes. Tho water Is
very warm, and In1 tho evening the
beach U lined with camp fires and
pooplo In bathing suits. There Is one
smnll placo In the gorgo which is very
narrow a'nd when tho tldo 13 Coming
In It Is a vory hard placo to row- a
boat through as the water seems to
boll up llko foam. It Is a very easy
place for ono to got a bath If thoy
should lose their oars. Over this
placo Is a stout bridge for a drive
way Tho snmo evening we wont
down to Oak bay, another beautiful
place, there I saw tho wreck of tho'!.
Clalnm and got a piece of rock to
tnko homo with me nnd a fow sholls.
Saturday ovonlng we went to an
entortalnmont and I can't bogln to
toll you how much I onjoyed mybelf.
Sunday morning wo went to the En
glish church, which Is a vory pretty
church in the Inside, nnd tho music
was grand. When tho sorvlcos wore
out wo walked homo and no ono could
over unlk through tho city of Victoria
without recognUIng that It Is a city
or Jiomos. ou soo comfort every
where. Fooplo live bore to milnv
themsolvos. Victoria is not a liusl
net.H place, for everywhere ou tnko
time ami ou don't go down the streot
without seeing happy faces every
where, in the evening we wont to
the M. k. chinch; It Is a ery large
church nnd vory beautiful. The pas
tor gao such a good sermon. I wont
homo feolfnjr like I was really nt
home In Salem again, In our own
church, for I think thoro Is no church
Hke It, os en If U Is not to beautiful.
Monday monrfng we went for a bloj
"i ride: we wont down by the par
llmeiH bulldluies to Ileueon Hill park;
the roads were simply grand nml such
a grand view of tho mountain nnd
the beach recks. I urn In loe with
them. There Is suoh lovolj big oaks
liere. The park It a beautiful nlaco.
with artificial lakes and a flue collec
tion of beatte imuI birds and the sea
khore l somvKMns; graml; at how
l enjojml the rMo, no one can kno
or leans. 1 Ua& a fine cuom down
Hill to 0k bay ami then we eamo
home and In the evetfug w went on
a mooftltibi i-urwion wa t.i, .1..,
twin to Sidney, an hours ride, and
when vc took Um boat Uark to Ale
iwltt. un the Mrftfetu of Arrow, and
a grand sight, Ui lWKW tt,8 Usntlful
ami we had jtudj a rtw u th
wiamw we bad two or three hpure
oh the vmer we took their train
home an.t it was about 1:1$ a, m
wh we arrived. Today I hay.a ilM
lauh4is nml sleopii dn4 roeUs. for
toteljjJit and temorrow we are going
to the government bulkUiwe and h
a took al them.
Well. I mwt chwo and e 0h-
for tinner, for we are goiag for a ride
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Teachera Meet at Cornell.
Rhaca, N. y. Jmy 5 -scores of
teachers, representing all branches of
education from the prlmarj school to
the highest Institutions of learning,
are gathered here for the 68th annual
meeting of tho New York state Teach-
era association The weinr , h
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nell university. At tho opening ses
blonthls evening President Schurman
of Cornell wm welcome the visitors,
and Superintendent J. M. Edsall li
deliver the annual president's a"!
dres. The regular sessions of the
convention for the discuss,on of ed
cattonal methods and ork Mil begin
tomorrow morning
throuh Thursday.
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